Orange Leaf

All self serve frozen yogurt and tasty toppings. Great concept and the kids love it!
The upkeep is fair. Not sure why they thought white couches or any white furniture would do okay, I have seen them go from new to needing new ones. I have definitely started to notice the wear and tear already, and not just the furniture but the overall appearance. To me this starts to knock off a few points. Especially in a place that should be pretty easy to keep up with.
They don’t offer anything that has blown me away or has them winning over other frozen yogurt joints. Most importantly, the kids love it and therefore I can hang with it.

The price drives me down from a 5 to a four. For five people with a 20% discount it was about 32.00.
The flavors that they have are pretty good. it does get points for being close to my house. I like to go with my kids and see how there eyes light up when they get to pour there own yogurt and add wonderful yummy toppings.
You get the points for how it brings a smile to my face from watch my kids light up from getting a special treat.
It also looks like it came from the 70’s

The manager there is some dumb 16 old kid that has no sense of good customer service whatsoever.
The yogurt is overpriced as well.

I was most impressed with the number of flavors that were clearly labeled gluten free. Sometimes it’s a crap shoot if it’s not labeled so that was nice right up front. Overall the selection was great and the flavors were pretty unique and varied so you could make some pretty wild combos.
The froyo was tasty and the toppings selections seemed just ok.

I really wanted to like this place since it’s close to my house, but I can’t no matter how hard I try. The froyo tastes artificially flavored and was way too sweet. REAL frozen yogurt should have that nice balance of tartness/​sweetness. Even the fruit flavors were way too sweet — pineapple just tasted like frozen pineapple syrup.
The toppings were super disappointing as well. The only fresh fruit choices are kiwi and strawberry — the rest are canned fruit. The mochi was stale and not fresh at all. I thought maybe it was just the day that I went, but when I went another time, it was still the same. Where are the cereal toppings? I didn’t see any fruity pebbles or captain crunch! That’s like THE cereal staple toppings at most froyo joints.
Friendly staff (even though it’s a bunch of kids that work there) and clean place are the reasons why it gets two stars from me.

How can frozen yogurt of many flavors and unlimited tasty toppings be bad?
It can’t.
5 Stars. Clean. Friendly. Tasty. Cool theme. Affordable. Yep. All 5.

Can you say yum? The selection is amazing and the store and outdoor seating is comfortable and inviting. The only downside are the hordes of teenagers on Friday and Saturday nights. Good thing for these guys that it stays warm all year or they would be out of business ;) Overall, hey get 5 stars for their fro yo!

I can agree that Orange Leaf is not cheap. Seems our bowls average $ 4, which puts them in line with Amy’s, but you do have to watch the kids, as they’ll load up with stuff they’ll never finish, and the price might be higher than you hoped.
That said, the yogurt is good (I like the classic tart, though there are many sweet flavors), and the toppings are fresh (I liked that the brownies weren’t the nasty little dried out ones many places serve).

It’s no Pinkberry (oh how I miss Pinkberry), but this place is great!!! Friendly staff, good yogurt, and a decent toppings selection.

I’m sure there has to be worst tasting places so I will spare them the 1 star rating. The yogurt is seriously overpriced. I paid almost $ 8.00 for a couple of ounces of yogurt with fruit. Had I known the price beforehand I might have thought twice but that’s my fault for not asking, even though it should be posted. The sad part is that I wound up liking the fruit in my cup more than the yogurt! The yogurt tasted waxy. Fruit was fresh. Not sure about those little gel like syrup balls they offer… strange looking and strange tasting as well. I won’t be back even though its around the corner from my house.

Self-​admitted fro yo Austin expert here; this place irks me – A LOT. While the yogurt is fine enough (this is no Yogurtland, mind you) THEY DO NOT POST THEIR PRICE PER OUNCE.
You only sell ONE item and you can’t/won’t post how much it will cost your customer?
I asked the 16 year old behind the counter, her response: well, it used to be on the TV up there but they took it down.
For all you wondering: for the same amount of yogurt you will pay $ 8 here while the best yogurt in town (with free fruit-​infused water to drink) will cost you $ 5.50.
Highway robbery.
Been three times; two times the male teenager cashier had some girl come in from outside that he chatted/​argued with the entire time we were there and likely after we left.
Also, on Father’s Day, there was some sign posted on the front door that we did not notice until on our way out, Dads get half off or something. We clearly were a family with a mom, dad and two kids and the female cashier never mentioned the deal to us.
Way to bolster another facet of a poor brand experience.
No thanks.
The manager here needs to go to business school asap.

5 min after 9 o’clock and the kid behind the counter tells two families who brought their all their kids in and bought 6 ice creams that they are closing and «you don’t have to leave but you can’t stay here because I am leaving» with a snarky voice. Then won’t give the owner’s contact information when asked only saying «he is a really good friend of mine!» Well good friend… I will absolutely never go to to this place again and be treated so poorly. There a ton of little yogurt shops barely staying afloat, my business going forward will be with a competitor who cares…

LOVE it. It’s so hard to find places that have unstale marshmellows. Thank you for dumping your old ones when they get old! MANY places keep them around thinking they will be hidden in the yogurt.
I love their flavors! All of them. They can be sweet like others have said, but that’s why I like it. It’s «good for you» (who are we kidding, froyo’s not GREAT for you, but a LITTLE healthier) but definitely doesn’t taste it.
The service is friendly and the place is really cool. A great place to hang out without being in a crowded coffee shop.

My kids would give this place 5 stars; it’s become their go-​to treat request stop. If I hesitate, disappointment runs high, along with whiny, pleading voices.
But since I’m the adult, with accumulated knowledge of nutrition, not to mention the credit card, I’m entitled to my own opinion here.
This place is new & squeaky clean, not too crowded, and there’s plenty of parking, right off 620 in a lot with actual, live trees for shade & ambiance. Not so sure about the interior ambiance. The furnishings are bright orange, chartreuse & white, with a glistening orange backsplash that reaches to the chartreuse walls, and plastic molded chair groupings that remind me of preschool. It’s a happy place, but I’m not big on bright orange, even though Bevo & I are close chums.
The protocol follows the typical froyo model. You can stop off with a crew on the way home & each kid can make his or her own cup, add the desired toppings, & pay separately.
The risk inherent in weigh & pay, of course, is in knowing one’s limitations. Like most of these froyo palaces, at .46 an ounce, this place is not cheap. A typical round of 3 cups has run us between $ 10 – 12, but I tend to follow my kids around & remind them not to overindulge. All the cups are huge, which encourages patrons to overindulge. Froyo in itself isn’t any healthier than ice cream, and this stuff is good & pretty sweet, so it’s hard to make yourself turn off that pump. Then there are the toppings… lots of chocolate, candy, & fruit.
Don’t expect any real help from the staff, either. This is the teen place to work nowadays, I think, now that video rental places have been rendered obsolete. Most of the cashiers are generally friendly, some more than others (except the retro English rocker dude we encountered recently… at least he managed to tell us how much we owed, I’ll give him that). But it’s not Amy’s Ice Cream. And like I said, they keep the place squeaky clean. So you can’t have everything.

I’m a fan. I have to admit, the day they opened they had a yogurt «happy hour» and put a note on my car in the HEB parking lot that coerced me in the first time. It was seriously a yogurt free for all!
This is a great place to get a healthy, quick treat. I love the classic tart (non-​fat) yogurt with fresh fruit. Yes, you do purchase it by weight and it’s easy to get carried away since they give you a huge cup. Word for the wise– you don’t have to (or need to) fill it up all the way! I can easily get out of here for $ 3 or so!

As the other reviewer said this is very sweet and not at all tart.
To make things worse, they have no cups for water, not even for a charge (which would already annoy me). You must buy bottle of water. Especially on a hot day when you are thirsty that means you can’t really taste clearly and you can’t cleanse the palate between flavors.
For children only

Hmmmmm… Hubby said this is the best yogurt place he’s tried yet. He likes the real sweet stuff though. He loved the wedding cake, and really liked the cookies and cream and snickerdoodle (that flavor was ok).
I tried the pomegranate & cherry lime… eh… not really tart and super sweet. I ran out of sample cups so I decided to go for the plain tart, coconut, and mango. The mango was the best, still too sweet and not tart enough. The coconut was not tart at all and was fake tasting. The plain tart had a strange aftertaste. Needless to say, I didn’t finish my cup. I am so glad I had a Groupon for this and didn’t waste the whole $ 14.25 it cost for 2 yogurts!
The place is really cute, we both really liked the modern chairs, and was done in orange and white… but, I definitely won’t be back. If hubby wants to come, I will for him, but we will be swinging by Caffe Yolly on the way home! :)